Forging a university-aided indigenous community education: village elders and social development in a secondary city of Cameroon

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Che, C. 2022. Forging a university-aided indigenous community education: village elders and social development in a secondary city of Cameroon. in: Universities, Society and Development: African Perspectives of University Community Engagement in Secondary Cities Sun Press, South Africa pp. 91-107
AuthorsChe, C.
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Year2022
Book titleUniversities, Society and Development: African Perspectives of University Community Engagement in Secondary Cities
Book authorsChe, C.
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Place of publicationSun Press, South Africa
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